Sentencing Today in Big Commercial Fraud Case
Newark AP reports on Tino De Angelis a former butcher facing sentencing for three federal counts of forging warehouse receipts and conspiracy to circulate 109 million dollars in fraudulent receipts. His Allied Crude Vegetable Oil Refining Corp collapsed in 1963 triggering widespread panic across banks and commodity firms.
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Newark
N.J
Anony
Tino) de Angelis
Chubby
de Angelis
Business Ag
Cride Vegetable DH. Refining Corp
Allied Crude
Bayonne
N.S
Kansas City Livestock and Local Market Prices Report
AP report from Kansas City notes cattle prices steady with slaughter steers at 25.20 to 28.00 and calves at 25. Hog prices largely steady with barrows and gilts 20.50 to 21.00 for 190-260 pounds and 20.00 to 21.50 for 260-280 pounds. Sows listed 18.00 to 19.00 for 300-400 pounds, 17.00 to 18.00 for 400-600 pounds. Barley and oats prices unchanged. local eggs and wagon prices show small or no change. Sheep market too small to establish.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Stocks At Two P.M. Furnished By Goffe And Carkener
The afternoon stock quotations are provided to the Telegram by Goffe and Carkener, broker numbers 60 3244, listing prices and movements for key issues up to 2 p.m. today.
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Goffe & Carkener
464000 U S Families Leave Poverty Bracket
Washington AP report notes about 464000 American families crossed above the poverty line with incomes over 38000. Census data show rising median income to 6560, widening gaps by race and overall gains in higher income brackets amid rising prices.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Nine Americans Killed In Helicopter Collision At Bien Hoa
Two U S Army helicopters collided over Bien Hoa Air Base killing nine Americans and wounding two. A Marine was killed at Chu Lai in a grenade clash with Viet Cong, while six Viet Cong bodies were found and a guerrilla captured. Wreckage covered a large area as aviators pulled injured crew from the flames.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Bien Hoa
Chu Lai
da Nang
118Th
U.S. Army
3Rd Corps
U.S
Radcliffe Girls Warned Over Panty Raid Incident
Radcliffe College in Cambridge Massachusetts warned students to avoid involvement in panty raids or other spring capers with Harvard or other colleges. Dean Catherine D Williston threatened severe discipline for infractions after a group of youths invaded the Radcliffe campus two weeks earlier and scaled dormitory porch railings up to the third floor.
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Cambridge
Mass
Radcliffe
Harvard
Catherine D. Williston
DeAngelis sentenced in Wall Street vegetable fraud case
Anthony Tino DeAngelis received a 10 year federal prison term for involvement in a multimillion dollar vegetable fraud that shook markets. Haupt & Co. chief broker was among victims, and American Express Warehousing faced massive warehouse receipt claims amid a wave of bankruptcies. Four other indicted men await trial as the scope of the scheme unfolds.
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Newark
Anthony
Tino) DeAngelis
Wall Street
de Angelis
Haupt & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Haupt
American Express Co
American Express Warehousing Ltd
Lane County Work Planned on K-4 in Kansas
The Kansas Highway Commission issues a work order to grade and lay plant mix on 11.8 miles of K-4 from the Lane-Scott county line eastward. Brown and Brown, Inc., of Salina, holds the $452,086.52 contract. Gerald R. Gumm of Dighton is resident engineer in charge of the project. The Dominican Republic occupies the eastern two thirds of Hispaniola.
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Kansas Highway Commission
Lane County
John A. Hineman
Dighton
Lane-Scott County
Brown and Brown, Inc
Salina
Gerald R. Gumm
Highway Commission
Dam Law Suit An Absurdity
Felix L. Sparks of the Colorado Water Conservation Board called Kansas suit against Colorado in the U S Supreme Court to halt Clay Creek Reservoir construction an absurdity. He said Colorado prepared a defense after two years of negotiations and full studies, while Kansas offered no study. The dam on Clay Creek, a tributary of the Arkansas River near Lamar, faces objections claiming it may alter river flow. Governor Love says flow will not be significantly reduced. Arkansas Compact Administration discussed the issue at its Lamar meeting and was to reconvene in Denver next week.
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Denver
Felix L. Sparks
Colorado Water Conservation Board
Kansas
Colorado
U. S. Supreme Court
Sparks
Arkansas River
Colorado Game, Fish and Parks Department
John A. Love
Clay Creek
Lamar
Arkansas Compact Administration
Colorado Department of Game, Fish and Parks
State of
Compact Administration
Hide-Processing Firm to Locate Garden City Plant
The business scene notes a new Garden City firm, Garden By-Products Inc., formed this month by Lloyd Hall and Samuel Cohen as incorporators. The company will process hides for Producers Packing Co. and has plans to build a brick plant in summer 1907 after purchasing a site. Cohen and Hall have extensive hide trade experience and markets, including foreign destinations. The Halls plan to move to Garden City soon.
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Garden By-Products, Inc
Garden City
Lloyd Hall
Denver
Samuel S. Cohen
Scottsbluff
Nebr
Garden Citians Attend Seminar on Chiropractic Research
Garden Citians Dr M D Niedens and Dr M E Niedens at 811 N Main attended a three day chiropractic research seminar in Kansas City Missouri last weekend. The latest developments in chiropractic research were presented by Dr M B De Jarnetts of Nebraska City Nebraska.
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M.D. Niedens
M.E. Niedens
N. Main
Kansas City
M.B. de Jarnetts
Nebraska City
Nebr
Fidelity Officials to Attend Bank Clinic at KU Lawrence
Virgil Craig and Paul Mason of Fidelity State Bank will participate in the 26th annual Bank Management Clinic at Kansas University Lawrence June 8 to 10. Between 350 and 400 bank executives are expected to attend to discuss operation procedures and hear speeches from national banking officials.
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Virgil Craig
Paul Masoner
Fidelity State Bank
Kansas University
Lawrence
Syracuse Store to Observe 75th Year
SYRACUSE Herrndons IGA store marks 75th anniversary. The business began in 1800 when Presley Edward Herndon started a general store and broom workshop after relocating from Richfield. The original was rebuilt after a 1906 fire that destroyed west Main Street businesses.
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Independent Grocers Alliance
IGA
John
Leot
Pete Herndon
Harry
Robert
Ermadell
Syracuse
Herndon
Presley Edward
Pete) Herndon
Richfield
George Inge
Main
Herndons
Pete
Harry, Presley Jr
Albert
Great Bend Man Dies During Fire
Wilton Moore Boughner, 451, was found dead beside his bed after a fire burned out the interior of a house in Great Bend. Firemen said Boughner apparently had smoked in bed. He came to Great Bend from Pratt, Kansas.
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Great Bend
Kan
Wilton Moore
Boughner
Pratt
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Listed at St Catherine
A historical list shows admissions at St Catherine including Jewel Wilton Eliza Caldwell Sherri Lyn Bevan and Eugene Richard Davis among others with wards and addresses. Dismissals include Nick Schwindt Helen Evans Benny Guerrero Hermenegildo J Galiardo and David M Patton among others.
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St. Catherine
Jewel Wilton
Eliza Caldwell
Jones Ave
Sherri Lyn Bevan
Charles Melvin Phillis
Deerfield
Pascual Rojas
Eugene Richard Davis
Todd Everett Hubbard
Yarri Samuel Schreibvogel
Star
Margaret Lea Peak
Dolin Gordon Miller
Ridgewood
Leopo
Tina ‘Harms
Evans
Nick Schwindt
Leon
Helen Evans
Jones
Benny Guerrero
A” Hermenegildo J. Galiardo
Holcomb
David M. Patton
Scott City
Larry Neeley
Dighton
No Answer Yet On Liquor Law
State liquor control officers work with the Internal Revenue Service on federal tax requirements under Kansas new liquor club law. ABC director J R Cheney said no definite answer yet and estimated that non profit clubs may not need a federal stamp but details remain unsettled. He outlined rules for Class A and Class B clubs, staff questions on pool bookkeeping, and that clubs cannot show profit on liquor. Cheney suggested starting club applications by June 15 and discussed possible removal of a pool staff rule.
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Wichita
Kan
Internal Revenue Service
Kansas
J. R. Cheney
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Cheney
Everett Steerman
ABC Board of Review
Amd
Births and city accident notes from Curden City
Birth in St Catherine section reports Ason born to David and wife Sandoval at 1B:37 a.m. May 27 weighing 6 pounds 1½ ounces. City accidents include a Doyail Wayne Brunson semi crash at Main and Kansas causing damage to a traffic signal, and a collision at 6th and E Kansas Ave involving Mrs Eugene Johnson and Homer Dunlap with modest to no vehicle damage.
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Keith L. Gordon
Lewis M. Gideon
Dodge City
Rex Rictor
Leopard
K.R. Anderson
Scott City
Reynolds Bruington
Meade
St. Catherine Ason
David Sandoval
Main
Kansas
Fanning and Wilson
Doyail Wayne Brunson
Morris
6Th
E. Kansas Ave
Robert Eugene Johnson
Bancroft
Homer Earl Dunlap
Break-in at Harding Glass and Associated Thefts
A break-in at Harding Glass 105 N 8th netted about 230 to 240 dollars in cash and a cash box from a filing cabinet after entry through a back window. A laundry basket and clothes were stolen from Coin-Op Laundry 110 N Main. Connie Laughlin reported a ring stolen from a washroom at a local school. Two children were caught littering on A Street and made to clean up.
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Harding Glass
N. Main
Harold Stickney
Connie Eloise Laughlin
E. Chestnut
Funeral for Edwin Weldon in Lakin Church
Edwin Elmer Weldon aged 87 who homesteaded in Kearny County in 1906 died after a lingering illness. A funeral service will be held Monday at 2 30 p m at the First Baptist Church with Rev A L Jones officiating. Friends may call Saturday and Sunday at Phillips White Funeral Home in Garden City. Burial will be in Lakin Cemetery.
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Lakin
Edwin Elmer’ Weldon
Kearny County
First Baptist Church
A.L. Jones
Mr. Weldon
Pam
Phillips-White
Garden City
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